Mission
To safeguard the integrity of legal education in Ghana by providing safe environments, purpose-built facilities and accountable logistics that meet the standards of the legal profession.
About the Directorate
The operational core of Ghana's legal education estate.
Safety, Facilities and Logistics (SFL) is the directorate that keeps the Council for Legal Education and Training and the Ghana School of Law safe, ready and accountable — protecting people and examinations, preparing purpose-built facilities, and accounting for every movement of materials and assets.
Who we are
An assurance layer for national legal education.
Established under Ghana's legal education reform agenda and the Legal Education Act, 2026 (Act 1170), the Directorate supports the transition from a Ghana School of Law–centred model to a broader legal education ecosystem. In that ecosystem, law-practice training may be delivered through accredited institutions, while CLET/GSL retains a central role in standards, examination integrity, infrastructure and operational coordination.
The Directorate's remit connects the physical estate to the credibility of national legal education. Its work spans the security of the National Bar Examination, the readiness and maintainability of the Accra and Kumasi campuses, and the verifiable custody of examination materials, devices and assets from dispatch to receipt.
Vision
A national legal education estate that is secure, durable, digitally enabled and worthy of the profession it serves — built to set the benchmark other accredited institutions aspire to.
Strategic anchors
Four commitments that guide every decision.
Affirmed by leadership, these anchors shape design, procurement, delivery and operations across the legal education estate.
Longevity
Facilities are designed to serve multiple generations, with maintainable designs, durable components and clear operating protocols built in from the outset.
National coverage
Accra and Kumasi establish coastal and middle-belt nodes, creating a platform for wider, decentralised access to legal education across Ghana over time.
Digital transformation and Innovation
The estate is planned for computerised examinations, secure identity verification, resilient data infrastructure and digital workflows as core requirements, not retrofits.
Co-creation
Requirements are owner-led: CLET/GSL and its directorates define the brief, while the consulting team provides professional options, evidence and trade-off advice.
Governance
Owner-led, with a clear line of accountability.
CLET is the institutional owner of the programme. Day-to-day delivery authority rests with the Director of Safety, Facilities and Logistics, while the consulting team acts as technical advisor and institutional representative — with a duty of care that runs to the institution.
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Level 1
Director of Safety, Facilities and Logistics.
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Level 2
Director of Legal Education.
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Level 3
Board of CLET.
Leadership
The people accountable for the mandate.
Prof. Raymond Atuguba
Director of Legal Education & Director, Ghana School of Law
Strategic owner of the project on behalf of CLET.
Mr. Enyo Tawiah
Director, Safety, Facilities and Logistics
Day-to-day delivery authority for the SFL mandate.
Miss Lorraine Ocloo
Director, DTI
Digital transformation and technology integration.
Mr. Daniel Adjei
SFL Cluster Lead
Site-level coordination and domain co-creation.
See how the mandate took shape in co-creation.
The June 2026 Co-Creation Workshop translated this mandate into agreed facilities, capacities and governance for the legal education estate.
Read the workshop report